Is the data returned by SecTrustedApplicationCopyData the data
defined at initialisation time (or the most recent
SecTrustedApplicationSetData), or is it the appropriate data for the
application as it is on disk at the time of the call?
I'm just trying to clarify how I can verify the data. Is it safe to
assume every call to SecTrustedApplicationCreateFromPath will return
a new SecTrustedApplicationRef, even if there are existing ref's for
the given path? Can I thus manually verify the application's state
by comparing an older ref against one created "now"?
Is it even safe in any case to do this manually? I don't
particularly plan on it, I'm just curious. Presumably there's nasty
race conditions with the verification, so it's best to leave it up to
the internal machinery to do it all as necessary. But it might be
handy at times to passively determine the state of an application.
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